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I like the green banded goby idea. Another suggestion is a red headed goby. I have one in my tank and really enjoy it. It's on the bottom a lot but climbs around on all the rocks.

MrLimpid, you mention in your review the fact that these led's are uncoated, what concern does that cause?

What's the price difference? And yea I really like the hAmmer corals and frog spawnIf you go to the manufacturers website you can see the new version. It has a built in clock and can be set up to individually control the on and off times of the blue and white lights. The old version has a three...

Quote: Originally Posted by Nano1714 I have to get my hands on one of those wrasses. Also I'm looking into getting a marine land LED lighting fixture, what kind of corals would I be able to keep? If you're talking about the Marineland Reef Ready light unit, wait until you can pick up the new...

consider how often your power goes out - and for what duration. In my area, my power usually gets knocked off for an average of 5-6 hours. Sometimes my power gets cut off for two weeks at a time - which happened back in '98. Then it wouldn't matter if I had a battery backup or not. A computer...

I have zoas, hammer, acans, chalices, and cyphastrea. I think I'll be able to do nicely with one mp10. Wasn't sure if two might give me better current variation.

I would say get 1 mp10, see how you like it amd look to upgrade to 2 if need be. That's kind of what I was thinking. I do have corals. Mostly medium to low current types so even with one unit I'll be running it fairly low. Think I just convinced myself. Now I need info on the backup battery.

I'm upgrading my power heads to at least one MP10. I've got a 29 gallon standard tank. I'm sure one is enough but should I have two? Or would two be overkill? Also, does anyone have opinions on Ecotech's battery backup unit? Would a lower priced computer backup be just as good?

Hi, and welcome to the site... You do need lots more rock which is your natural filter. To be honset the first month is how long it takes to just cycle and then add one fish every 2 to 4 weeks to allow the tank to build enough good bacteria on the rock to keep the ammonia down...any ammonia or...

What type of lighting are you using??? I use the Marineland reef capable LED unit. The one I have is not currently available in stores. It has built in timers. It has great output for softies and medium light LPS IMO. I'm actually thinking of adding one more of the same unit. I think I'll have...

I used to have a bicolor blenny and a 6-line and a clownfish. They all did well together. I'd go with one of those next if I were you. I'm actually thinking of adding a bicolor to my current setup. No 6-line this time. I'm afraid it will get my shrimp.

Nice tank bro. How long has it been up and running? Looks a little bare. Perhaps some more corals can brighten things up. It's a work in progress. I've technically had it up for years but I let it sit dormant for the last year or two. Just started getting it back in shape in March. I'll...

Nice clowns! Can i have em? I'll get right on that. Hehe. If they ever lay eggs I might start a breeding system. It's so much work though.

Run the blues whenever the whites are on as well. It really enhances colors.

Less time with lights on? Evaporation is just part of this hobby. I do daily top-offs. No way around it.

Quote: Originally Posted by tannersmith200 Is yours posted on this forum? I would love to see some pics of your tank SaGxMAN Here you go. Some photos as requested. This is a 29 gallon standard. Red headed goby Full Tank Fire Shrimp and Coral Picasso Clown Pair - Hard to get them in focus...

Is yours posted on this forum? I would love to see some pics of your tank SaGxMAN I haven't posted the red head yet. I'll see if I can get you a pic tonight.

A red headed goby would be a nice addition in that size tank. I love mine. By the way, does anyone find it disturbing that in the video on the manufacturers website they have a mandarin goby in this 5 gallon tank?

Quote: Originally Posted by SaGxMAN Heh, think I'm just gonna only get fish that are too big to fits through the egg crate. Laugh if you want, but fish too large for getting thru the egg crate knock it up with their bodies and jump anyway. I had an $80.00 purple filefish do...

Heh, think I'm just gonna only get fish that are too big to fits through the egg crate. :laughing: